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when tech is often to be considered heavily dependent upon europe? as much as 20, 25% of their earnings for tech are derived from the continent. typically it's been deadly. we know this because the business don't dodge it. the analysts won't let them get away with it. all you got to do is listen to q&a. at the end of the call if you're a company with european exposure you'll hear one of out of every two or three questions about europe. asia one out of every two questions about china. you want some preventative earnings season medicine go through previous calls of the companies. if the questions are about europe you know you're probably going to be in for a bruising next time. that's what the analysts are focusing on. that's what they're forcing the companies to talk about. as correlated with europe that many tech and banks stocks are, go into the earnings calls of caterpillar. joy global, cummins, peabody, dell, owning these stocks is like owning a piece of the great wall of china. it's got to be such a pervasive worry i have seen downgrades of stock
when tech is often to be considered heavily dependent upon europe? as much as 20, 25% of their earnings for tech are derived from the continent. typically it's been deadly. we know this because the business don't dodge it. the analysts won't let them get away with it. all you got to do is listen to q&a. at the end of the call if you're a company with european exposure you'll hear one of out of every two or three questions about europe. asia one out of every two questions about china. you...
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china, not the u.s., which everyone knows is okay, and europe is getting much worse. when you get numbers that break the fall of a huge economy like the one we got from china i i read about in the park this morning, it spells growth. that's what we got. in return, so many of the industrial and tech stocks that had looked like ugly ducklings turned into beautiful swans -- white ones at that. i don't expect them to revert to their hideous stature. the first in a long line of positive numbers. let's go to george. >> caller: biomed? it had good earnings today but it took a beating. should i hold it or sell it. >> all right. we have to -- this reminds me. we have to have to have to have the ceo back on it. i did not understand how bad this could be and i just -- it is breathtaking. this was today's western union. they faced some sort of advisory panel review. some sort of investigation. we need the company to come out and tell us their side of the story. rick in florida, please. rick? >> caller: hey, jim how are you? a big boo-yah from miami. >> the w. love it. >> caller:
china, not the u.s., which everyone knows is okay, and europe is getting much worse. when you get numbers that break the fall of a huge economy like the one we got from china i i read about in the park this morning, it spells growth. that's what we got. in return, so many of the industrial and tech stocks that had looked like ugly ducklings turned into beautiful swans -- white ones at that. i don't expect them to revert to their hideous stature. the first in a long line of positive numbers....
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in europe, europe hasn't fixed itself. there could be significant demand destruction like office demand, rents could drop. shoppers will panic if the the euro falls apart. so we're being very careful in europe. brazil is interesting. >> going down quite a bit, right? >> a lot. but it's also a lot of money out of the markets. we find it interesting. we have a very large partner in brazil. he's aggressively buying because there's better deals to be done. people thought capital would be infinite. prices have fallen, and people have too much debt. so they're willing to sell. >> final question here. if we go over the fiscal cliff, you're at a great spot to tell us what you would see in the economy. how tough would things be? how tough would it be for real estate and your business? >> i don't mind. >> if we go over the fiscal cliff? >> no. >> why? >> because i think it will teach everyone a lesson. >> unemployment goes up. >> look, i think -- it isn't actually the impact of that. i think it'll get people so angry with the admini
in europe, europe hasn't fixed itself. there could be significant demand destruction like office demand, rents could drop. shoppers will panic if the the euro falls apart. so we're being very careful in europe. brazil is interesting. >> going down quite a bit, right? >> a lot. but it's also a lot of money out of the markets. we find it interesting. we have a very large partner in brazil. he's aggressively buying because there's better deals to be done. people thought capital would...
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draghi came out and talked about europe. then at the open right here, here's the concerns about obama and clear stoshcks around obama election dropping. then right about here we had apple coming out, suddenly hitting $568, that 20% decline. we took another leg down. good news -- why i am a little optimistic -- this is exactly the european close. we had big volume in the u.s. on the spdrs right at the european close. this suggests a large part of this decline we are seeing right here all the way down was europeans that were actually selling. the minute we hit europe, we stabilized and we actually moved up. we're almost 100 points off of the low on the dow. here's your stocks that are affected notably by i think clearly president obama's election. coal stocks, financial stocks, defense stocks, energy stocks, and some of the dividend payers. this is etf, dvy. apple at $564 i believe? there's $564. when apple hit that you saw the move to the downside. i think it is pretty simple explanation. one-thi one-third, one-third, and may
draghi came out and talked about europe. then at the open right here, here's the concerns about obama and clear stoshcks around obama election dropping. then right about here we had apple coming out, suddenly hitting $568, that 20% decline. we took another leg down. good news -- why i am a little optimistic -- this is exactly the european close. we had big volume in the u.s. on the spdrs right at the european close. this suggests a large part of this decline we are seeing right here all the way...
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yes, exactly. >> would you buy europe? >> i would. i think europe is very cheap now, frankly. even though the esm, i mean, it's got fire power. they have to sign up for austerity. we're a little concerned about that. no one is really willing to do that yet. i think europe looks very cheap on a valuation basis. >> very good. lady, gentlemen, thank you very joining us. safe trip home. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. as we mentioned, oil prices higher -- well, they went lower after the gaza cease fire was announced, but they've since moved higher again. sharon epperson is here with details. >> a little confusing, bill. we did see oil prices below $87 a barrel for the u.s. oil price for the wti contract on the announcement there would be a cease fire. then also we saw brent crude prices fall below $110 a barrel. now they're making their way back. why is that? well, traders on the floor are telling me the same thing that white house officials are saying. that is that they're very cautious about this cease fire and whether or not it will hold. that is something that has not rem
yes, exactly. >> would you buy europe? >> i would. i think europe is very cheap now, frankly. even though the esm, i mean, it's got fire power. they have to sign up for austerity. we're a little concerned about that. no one is really willing to do that yet. i think europe looks very cheap on a valuation basis. >> very good. lady, gentlemen, thank you very joining us. safe trip home. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. as we mentioned, oil prices higher -- well,...
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you are talking about europe. in europe the yearly budget for agriculture is about 150. greece is maybe a political issue in how to deal when one of your kids doesn't pay his own bills. i think the issue will be resolved of about 15 trillion. 150 more or less of that is irrelevant. >> so great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >>> key economic reports due to hit wall street first thing tomorrow morning. >> and we'll find out which ones will effect your investments the most on the other side of the break. stick around. ♪ [ female announcer ] today, it's not just about who lives in the white house, it's about who lives in the yellow house, the green, and the apartment house, too. today we not only honor the oval office, but we honor the cubicle, and the home office as well. because today it's about all of us. and no matter who you are, you're the commander-in-chief of your own life. ♪ you can stay in and share something... or you can get out there and actually share something. ♪ the lexus december to remember sales event is on. this is the pursuit of perfection
you are talking about europe. in europe the yearly budget for agriculture is about 150. greece is maybe a political issue in how to deal when one of your kids doesn't pay his own bills. i think the issue will be resolved of about 15 trillion. 150 more or less of that is irrelevant. >> so great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >>> key economic reports due to hit wall street first thing tomorrow morning. >> and we'll find out which ones will effect your...
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. >> for hector perez and sohaim kahn, it was their first trip to europe and their first cruise. they embarked at barcelona, but they weren't impressed by the safety briefing. >> lift the life jacket over your head. >> they showed you the life vest things like that, but we never went through the physical procedure of which deck or how to get to your muster station. >> for the ananias family, the cruise didn't feel right from the very beginning. >> we didn't really have any direction from any of the representatives. >> the costa line is part of the biggest cruise company in the world, the florida-based carnival corporation. the captain of the concordia 51-year-old francesco schettino, known for seamanship but also regarded by some colleagues as arrogant. on the first night at sea, the ananias family gathered for dinner soon after 9:00. >> there was a vibration. i thought, oh, well. he's probably slowing down. then i told valerie, look at the glasses. the water glasses started to tilt. he started to make a hard turn to the starboard. >> the captain himself had been in the restauran
. >> for hector perez and sohaim kahn, it was their first trip to europe and their first cruise. they embarked at barcelona, but they weren't impressed by the safety briefing. >> lift the life jacket over your head. >> they showed you the life vest things like that, but we never went through the physical procedure of which deck or how to get to your muster station. >> for the ananias family, the cruise didn't feel right from the very beginning. >> we didn't really...
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i actually think moving into europe is a big mistake. europe is actually falling off a real cliff, not a fiscal cliff. i don't want to have any company that is overexpanded or moving to europe right now. ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. if you're looking to ride this domestic auto business we like carmax. don't put the pedal to the medal while we have the fiscal cliff road block. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, can you handle the heat? cramer gets you fired up for a searing hot lightning round. >>> later, you stumped him. now he's back with the answers. >>> it's the time for the wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap
i actually think moving into europe is a big mistake. europe is actually falling off a real cliff, not a fiscal cliff. i don't want to have any company that is overexpanded or moving to europe right now. ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. if you're looking to ride this domestic auto business we like carmax. don't put the pedal to the medal while we have the fiscal cliff road block. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, can you handle the heat? cramer gets you fired up for a searing...
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they believe this is a popular model in europe and will sell around the world. i have to say, there's a visceral reaction that i've heard today. i've tweeted this picture out. some people have said, are you kidding me? i will never drive that. i've also heard from other people who say it's a different looking design. maybe it'll work. >> sort of looks -- trying to be a range rover a little. i don't know. i'm just not sure about that. i don't know if women are going to take to this car. >> it's a tough market, too, maria. the odyssey and sienna are incredibly popular. don't count out dodge and chrysler. they have half the market. it's a tough market to crack. >> allen wants the dealerships to be more like apple stores, he said, right? that's funny. could that ever happen? >> they've got a long ways to go. listen, they're making the cars more like portals. the idea being that you would go in for a software update and really bring your car along to the next generation of whatever they were going to put into your car in terms of software. the problem is, the apple s
they believe this is a popular model in europe and will sell around the world. i have to say, there's a visceral reaction that i've heard today. i've tweeted this picture out. some people have said, are you kidding me? i will never drive that. i've also heard from other people who say it's a different looking design. maybe it'll work. >> sort of looks -- trying to be a range rover a little. i don't know. i'm just not sure about that. i don't know if women are going to take to this car....
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. >> in support of the blood and fire division in central europe, his duty was in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, the 253rd infantry revenant -- regiment and the army of the united states. he repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fire in order to move forward and help wounded soldiers. while treating casualties, he was seriously wounded and evacuated. his actions serve as a great inspiration to his fettle -- to his fellow soldiers in the unit and save many lives. >> at a special ceremony, robert mikulski was on hand as the medal was awarded to dr. charles schyab. for these men, not just an honor for themselves but for the men with whom they served. >> i am so proud of them carrying if it means a lot to me, for my family, but also to share with the great heroes that i served with. >> celebrated every november 11, veterans they will be commemorated this sunday. the anniversary of the end of world war one ended on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918. there are 21 million military veterans living in the united sta
. >> in support of the blood and fire division in central europe, his duty was in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, the 253rd infantry revenant -- regiment and the army of the united states. he repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fire in order to move forward and help wounded soldiers. while treating casualties, he was seriously wounded and evacuated. his actions serve as a great inspiration to his fettle -- to his fellow...
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right now it does look like europe and in the u.s. that they're profits are going down. >> does this firm get smaller, jay? your firm is reporting that layoffs at groupon are happening. is this the beginning of the end for the company? these layoffs. >> it's got to cut a few jobs here. it's got to shrink down a little bit. obviously, it's struggling. i would bring up the point he just mentioned about the brand awareness. think about that. groupon is number one. it is the number one brand. it has the greatest brand awareness. these are the results you get with great brand awareness. what does that mean? what else can it did? it has to figure out something else. then when it has to figure out something else, that means it has to figure out something else. it's not going what it's known for doing. >> you know, silicon valley entrepreneur told me yesterday that he's positive about facebook. i want you to hear what he said about mark zuckerberg and get your reaction. >> i think he's not only one of the best technology industry ceos, i thin
right now it does look like europe and in the u.s. that they're profits are going down. >> does this firm get smaller, jay? your firm is reporting that layoffs at groupon are happening. is this the beginning of the end for the company? these layoffs. >> it's got to cut a few jobs here. it's got to shrink down a little bit. obviously, it's struggling. i would bring up the point he just mentioned about the brand awareness. think about that. groupon is number one. it is the number one...
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now the last couple of days, we see europe becoming an issue again. what's your take? i know you can't do in ten minutes. >> it's going to be roller coaster. there's no ah-ha moment. there's no quick fix. number one, they have to make sovereign debt good. you can't have nations survive when their sovereign debt is not made good. the ecb made this big statement about buying unlimited amounts. number two, you have to stop the potential of a bank run, particularly in italy and spain. the problem with the the greek exit isn't the greek exit. it's that it can cause a run of the banks in italy and spain. they're getting that fixed by having to call the banking union, fdic. three, they have to rewrite the treaty between the nations. it has to be more flexibility, common accounting, more common social policies. it has to be carrots and sticks so people can't bar row too much money. if they do all those things, and there's a huge incentive to do it. if they don't do it, you can argue what happened 12 years ago when they seat up the euro. if not, they can have a bad outcome in e
now the last couple of days, we see europe becoming an issue again. what's your take? i know you can't do in ten minutes. >> it's going to be roller coaster. there's no ah-ha moment. there's no quick fix. number one, they have to make sovereign debt good. you can't have nations survive when their sovereign debt is not made good. the ecb made this big statement about buying unlimited amounts. number two, you have to stop the potential of a bank run, particularly in italy and spain. the...
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in europe given the debt crisis? is that the reason? >> we have about $600 billion of assets. we invest them in the long term. the long-term characteristics of economies are very important. we believe eurozone economies are in structural decline and deficit. >> let me ask you about where you have been investing. i know you've been investing a lot in asia. the emerging markets have been an area of promise for you. but they've slowed a lot. do you still want to put your money there given the fact china slowed, indonesia. some of these hot spots are nowhere they were a couple years ago. >> we grew more than 30% in indonesia. what's happening with us is that we cater to the middle classes, and the fact there are more and more asians in the middle class is, if you wish, not correlated to the short-term economy situations. it's a huge transformation that's under way with hundreds of millions of asians entering the middle class every year. they're our target market. we sell them health and protection. you know those countri
in europe given the debt crisis? is that the reason? >> we have about $600 billion of assets. we invest them in the long term. the long-term characteristics of economies are very important. we believe eurozone economies are in structural decline and deficit. >> let me ask you about where you have been investing. i know you've been investing a lot in asia. the emerging markets have been an area of promise for you. but they've slowed a lot. do you still want to put your money there...
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europe is bad. we heard that. but europe has been bad for ages. again, no revelation. okay, maybe it had to step down. nevertheless, i'm going to counter the total european negativity with the potential for a turn in china with new administration and ample stimulus. the possibility that europe is bad and getting worse can be balanced, maybe even checkmated by a china that is okay in getting better. how about the tenor of business? a huge part of our country is devastated by a terrible hurricane which led us to believe there could be a positive rebuilding effort of monumental significance once the checks start flowing in. then that got re-evaluated negatively as something so severe that it hurt numbers and caused big losses for companies across the northeast because they haven't been able to rebuild. that can change once gasoline starts flowing again and people have power for a couple days, rebuilding can begin. not yet. that initial positive that turned negative ultimately might turn positive again. that's the pro to the con. unfortunately, we have to slice numbers. th
europe is bad. we heard that. but europe has been bad for ages. again, no revelation. okay, maybe it had to step down. nevertheless, i'm going to counter the total european negativity with the potential for a turn in china with new administration and ample stimulus. the possibility that europe is bad and getting worse can be balanced, maybe even checkmated by a china that is okay in getting better. how about the tenor of business? a huge part of our country is devastated by a terrible hurricane...
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whether it's in europe or the united states. either side could have an accident which would ultimately pull them over the edge. now it gets interesting, ali, why? >> now it gets interesting because everybody has got to grow up. president obama, the second term, it's about legacy, nothing ruins a legacy like presiding over an economy that plunges into recession. but president obama doesn't have to run for office again. the 435 members of the house of representatives do along with about 33 senators in two years. so it's time now for the children to leave the room. i say that at risk of insulting real children who tend to behave more responsibly than some of your elected officials have. will republicans backed up by a ridiculous pledge to not raise taxes by a weakened tea party and licking their wounds after a general repudiation of conservative fiscal policies depart from that principle loaning nouf to achieve that grand bargain? richard that, is anybody's guess. but if they do, things will really get interesting because despite w
whether it's in europe or the united states. either side could have an accident which would ultimately pull them over the edge. now it gets interesting, ali, why? >> now it gets interesting because everybody has got to grow up. president obama, the second term, it's about legacy, nothing ruins a legacy like presiding over an economy that plunges into recession. but president obama doesn't have to run for office again. the 435 members of the house of representatives do along with about 33...
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we talked about optimism in europe. mary thompson is here with details. >> gold did pull back today. dollar strength at play there. longer term, traders still believe gold is well supported by a couple of things. tensions in the mideast, of course concerns about the fiscal cliff here in the u.s. also, expectations we'll see further monetary easing in japan. all bullish for gold. taking a quick look at what happened in the energy complex. a mixed day there. crude pulling back despite some very good economic news. the dollar strength at play there as well. all of this as the december options expired. ahead of tomorrow's inventory report, which is expected to show a build in crude inventory. natural gas rebounding from yesterday's decline, which was spurred by the forecast for a warm december. back to you. >> all right, mary. thank you very much. >> all right. we've got 52 minutes before the closing bell. the dow jones industrial average off of its lows, down 55 points. the nasdaq is lower by -- fractionally lower. >> and
we talked about optimism in europe. mary thompson is here with details. >> gold did pull back today. dollar strength at play there. longer term, traders still believe gold is well supported by a couple of things. tensions in the mideast, of course concerns about the fiscal cliff here in the u.s. also, expectations we'll see further monetary easing in japan. all bullish for gold. taking a quick look at what happened in the energy complex. a mixed day there. crude pulling back despite some...
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these are a species native to europe. european colonists would have been used to seeing these guys. they're not particularly common. these animals can find prey in pitch darkness. >> you're kidding. >> tests have been done on these species, they've removed every iota of light. just by their hearing they can find rodents which is their main prey. they are called barn owls, because they are one of the few species that can live in human structures and benefit from our building. >> is that okay on your hand, looks like he's breaking skin. >> this is the first time you haven't been pooped on or bleeding. the turkey did enough for everybody. thank you so much, dave. >> thank you. >>> all righty, have a look-in on your kids when you're not around. that's coming up after this. >>> hi there. i'm meteorologist alec wall with a look at the next seven days. wet weather pressing toward the east, cold front bringing showers to the interior northeast and stretching down into texas. be on the lookout for that. behind it colder air will provide us with snow. lake effects snow impacting parts of the
these are a species native to europe. european colonists would have been used to seeing these guys. they're not particularly common. these animals can find prey in pitch darkness. >> you're kidding. >> tests have been done on these species, they've removed every iota of light. just by their hearing they can find rodents which is their main prey. they are called barn owls, because they are one of the few species that can live in human structures and benefit from our building....
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this animal, it could be another three to six months, could go to a zoo in europe, australia, wherever it might be, that's an accredited zoo for the gene pool to keep them fresh because these animals are so rare that we have to know exactly what the breeding program will be for the creature. >> why are you not remotely scared of them? >> it's not a -- you know, that's a good question. people ask me about scared. if i find myself afraid or scared, that means i'm doing the wrong thing. these guys know about the animals from the columbus zoo, where they were born, but they know the animal very well. i have been around them. i don't raise them like these guys do. but having raised tigers, my wife and i have raised tigers, lions, leopards, everything in 40 years of marriage. you kind of know cats when you do that much. you see how he's licking me? if that were a full grown tiger, in less than ten minutes, he could lick me and just lick my arm to the bone. that's how rough that tongue becomes. >> really? >> like sand paper beyond you have ever seen. >> when they get to the full size, how man
this animal, it could be another three to six months, could go to a zoo in europe, australia, wherever it might be, that's an accredited zoo for the gene pool to keep them fresh because these animals are so rare that we have to know exactly what the breeding program will be for the creature. >> why are you not remotely scared of them? >> it's not a -- you know, that's a good question. people ask me about scared. if i find myself afraid or scared, that means i'm doing the wrong...
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>> we are worried about europe. we think next year at best you see for europe overall zero percent growth with southern europe still in a recession. but we don't -- we think it is stabilized. we think the ecb is forced to do more easing which will put again more of an underpinning under it. but look. we're under weight. we like equities. we like emerging market equities. we're underweight developed market equities because of europe and because of japan. >> where does the fed fit in with all of this, your market view for next year? do we get to 1600 on the s&p without continued stimulus from the fed? >> i think the fed continues to stay there. i think mr. bernanke has made it clear they're going to continue on until it's very clear we're on a sustainable path of economic growth. so you have that continuing. i think the big shift, though, scott, will be the markets have responded to that monetary stimulus. the good news, we'll keep getting it but i think we shift from that being the only catalyst to the fiscal agreeme
>> we are worried about europe. we think next year at best you see for europe overall zero percent growth with southern europe still in a recession. but we don't -- we think it is stabilized. we think the ecb is forced to do more easing which will put again more of an underpinning under it. but look. we're under weight. we like equities. we like emerging market equities. we're underweight developed market equities because of europe and because of japan. >> where does the fed fit in...
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we supported the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, so you can get cash when you want it. it's been our privilege to back ideas like these, and the leaders behind them. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping people and their ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ >>> very chose to the white house where jeb bush's brother and father have served. he was coy. this is the guy to watch. even when i asked for that specificry. >> today as i understand it. he talked about charm schools and teachers needing to make choices through performance. he has the free market spirit. >> that is right. this guy was last in office in january of 2007. when it comes to being at the center of politics he wants to be there. >> he is first of all, a tax reformer. he is a pro growth guy and also, not only does he want to cut spending, but because he was a good governor of florida, he knows how to make a deal. he has also done a lot of work on immi
we supported the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, so you can get cash when you want it. it's been our privilege to back ideas like these, and the leaders behind them. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping people and their ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ >>> very chose to the white house where jeb bush's brother and father have served. he was...
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europe's getting worse, not better. >> josh? >> i just wanted to interject, something stephanie said made a lot of sense to me, but i think it's an early call. it's a really good idea, as she says to look at companies that actually had good earnings and haven't benefited because, quite frankly, those are the types of stocks that ultimately you'll want to be in. the problem is when volatility ticks up and you start looking at individual stories and individual companies and what we want to do is treat stocks like commodities again where they're all one big basket and all of a sudden people say one bale of hay is no different than the other. now that is what creates opportunity and i like stephanie's idea and i like the concept of looking for the better companies and i just think you'll have a better entry point. it's not sitting on cash and sitting on our hands because we think the world is ending. it's acknowledging the fact that policy uncertainty and earnings estimate guidedowns are going to create opportunities to own the best
europe's getting worse, not better. >> josh? >> i just wanted to interject, something stephanie said made a lot of sense to me, but i think it's an early call. it's a really good idea, as she says to look at companies that actually had good earnings and haven't benefited because, quite frankly, those are the types of stocks that ultimately you'll want to be in. the problem is when volatility ticks up and you start looking at individual stories and individual companies and what we...
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and europe has also not gone away either. the mean time, first up, got hasbro and popping by 5%. >> s our election coverage has stolen our deck, that is why we are standing here. hairful on hasbro. told you to be careful on twit and all this stuff, hasbro, talk out there rule officers you want to call it web blogs, whatever, that disney may be interested in buying the magic the gathering and wizards of the coast division, the source originally comes from mtv geek, the tech side of mtv. hasbro, out there on the wires, by the way, the only reason i bring it up, stock's up 4.5%. >> watching fossil, a down day today after missing street estimates. >> these right. they cut the fourth quarter sales growth forecast, really a double whammy here, hurt by a weak europe, also a stronger dollar. europe is about 35% of fossil's wholesale biz, that stock down nearly 12% a terrible day for fossil all day long. >> also a terrible day happening for express scripts i after the company calls next year's rules into question. >> saying analyst fo
and europe has also not gone away either. the mean time, first up, got hasbro and popping by 5%. >> s our election coverage has stolen our deck, that is why we are standing here. hairful on hasbro. told you to be careful on twit and all this stuff, hasbro, talk out there rule officers you want to call it web blogs, whatever, that disney may be interested in buying the magic the gathering and wizards of the coast division, the source originally comes from mtv geek, the tech side of mtv....
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closing with their worst one day loss of the year as investors focus on problems in washington and europe. the dow jones industrial plant to finish at 12,000. the s&p 500 fell 34. and the nasdaq composite gave up 75 points. falling stocks overwhelmed, 5-1 on the new york stock exchange. a tax break from paying the irs. it is not extended by congress by the end of the year, homeowners will have to pay income tax on the portion of their mortgage that is forgiven in a foreclosure or principal reduction. more than 50,000 homeowners go through foreclosure each month. if the tax break is allowed to expire, 600,000 homeowners may be affected. at&t has agreed to pay $700,000 for mistakenly enforcing some smart form -- smartphone users into a data plan. new customers have to subscribe to a data plan but the requirement was not supposed to apply to existing subscribers. the company must now restore the older plants to affected customers and often -- offer refunds. parents across the country are growing concerned with a brand of stroller. it has to do with some loose straps. the brand is a bugaboo.
closing with their worst one day loss of the year as investors focus on problems in washington and europe. the dow jones industrial plant to finish at 12,000. the s&p 500 fell 34. and the nasdaq composite gave up 75 points. falling stocks overwhelmed, 5-1 on the new york stock exchange. a tax break from paying the irs. it is not extended by congress by the end of the year, homeowners will have to pay income tax on the portion of their mortgage that is forgiven in a foreclosure or principal...
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in others say the united states of america is a safe haven for europe and they have buried their money over here. whatever store you like the best you cannot deny we have had a winning day on wall street. dow jones industrial average is 13,236 going into the closing bell, a gain of 1% today. certainly a great day for wall street wrapping it up and everybody speculating going to the closing bell who will win the presidential election. cheryl: we have no idea at this point. it is neck and neck. we have a good market day to kick it off. what is a win by president obama beating for your investment? what does a romney win mean for your investment? coming up next, president of wall street select shares, his winners and losers depending on who spends the next four years in the white house exclusively right here. and as we head to break, a look at how the major industries have performed. keep it right here. en we got ma. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next
in others say the united states of america is a safe haven for europe and they have buried their money over here. whatever store you like the best you cannot deny we have had a winning day on wall street. dow jones industrial average is 13,236 going into the closing bell, a gain of 1% today. certainly a great day for wall street wrapping it up and everybody speculating going to the closing bell who will win the presidential election. cheryl: we have no idea at this point. it is neck and neck....
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europe is off the radar screen now. >> is that appropriate? >> i don't think it's appropriate at all, back to the forefront, once we get through tonight, right back to the old problems, friess the vote today or tomorrow? >> tomorrow. >> the vote otherize would they are going off the edge. >> their fiscal cliff, right, ty? >> a very interesting week, no matter what happens. reality resumes tomorrow as we really start to focus back on europe, back on the fiscal cliff and what the president, whoever he may be, will do.
europe is off the radar screen now. >> is that appropriate? >> i don't think it's appropriate at all, back to the forefront, once we get through tonight, right back to the old problems, friess the vote today or tomorrow? >> tomorrow. >> the vote otherize would they are going off the edge. >> their fiscal cliff, right, ty? >> a very interesting week, no matter what happens. reality resumes tomorrow as we really start to focus back on europe, back on the fiscal...
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i'm not aware of anyone doing that well in europe. >> no one is doing that well in europe. other than you, no one. congratulations. manny chirico. this is why i want you to be in his stock. good things happen when good managements are doing good things for the shareholder base. stay with cramer. thank you, manny. thank you. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks up the voltage and goes electric on an all-new "lightning round." [ male announcer ] the 2013 smart comes with 8 airbags, a crash management system and the world's only tridion safety cell which can withstand over three and a half tons. small in size. big on safety. there's nothing worse than going to the post office and waiting in line. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with stamps.com, you can print real u.s. postage for all your letters and packages. it gives you the exact amount of postage you need the instant you need it. can you print only stamps? no. first class. priority mail. certified. international. and the mailman picks i
i'm not aware of anyone doing that well in europe. >> no one is doing that well in europe. other than you, no one. congratulations. manny chirico. this is why i want you to be in his stock. good things happen when good managements are doing good things for the shareholder base. stay with cramer. thank you, manny. thank you. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks up the voltage and goes electric on an all-new "lightning round." [ male announcer ]...
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i'm not aware of anyone doing that well in europe. >> no one is doing that well in europe. other than you, no one. congratulations. manny chirico. this is why i want you to be in his stock. good things happen when good managements are doing good things for the shareholder base. stay with cramer. thank you, manny. thank you. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks up the voltage and goes electric on an all-new "lightning round." >>> all right, cramerica, we're just over a week away from this year's salute to the troops veterans day show. make sure you head to madmoney.cnbc.com for free tickets to the show. you can join me and some genuine american heroes in studio next friday. and now, it is time for the "lightning round." and then the lightning round is over. are you ready? i'm going to start with anuj in new york. >> caller: boo-yah, how are you? >> bring it on! >> caller: all right, we got lazboy. solid earnings. what do you think? >> we're not going to be buying lazboy. i prefer ethan allen. get some restoration hardware on that ipo. to illinois now
i'm not aware of anyone doing that well in europe. >> no one is doing that well in europe. other than you, no one. congratulations. manny chirico. this is why i want you to be in his stock. good things happen when good managements are doing good things for the shareholder base. stay with cramer. thank you, manny. thank you. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks up the voltage and goes electric on an all-new "lightning round." >>> all...
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>> translator: why in europe has it been forbidden for anyone to conduct any research about this event? why are researchers imprisoned? >> there has been extensive research into the holocaust. it is indisputable that over six million jews were annihilated by adolf hitler and the nazis. the question is, do you dispute that 6 million jews were killed? >> translator: do you believe in the freedom of thought and ideas or no? >> i believe in facts. >> translator: and the freedom of research, do you believe in that and allow that or no? >> i believe in all that. but mr. president -- >> translator: two times two equals what? >> that's not the question i'm asking you. you're a scholar. you're a very intelligent man. do you believe that 6 million jews were annihilated by adolf hitler and the nazis? do you believe that as a fact? >> translator: you pose a question and are willing to only hear what you want me to say. >> it's a simple answer. >> translator: do you want my answer or the answer that you want me to give? your opinion is quite clear. >> you either believe it or you don't. >> translat
>> translator: why in europe has it been forbidden for anyone to conduct any research about this event? why are researchers imprisoned? >> there has been extensive research into the holocaust. it is indisputable that over six million jews were annihilated by adolf hitler and the nazis. the question is, do you dispute that 6 million jews were killed? >> translator: do you believe in the freedom of thought and ideas or no? >> i believe in facts. >> translator: and...
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and europe don't solve their fiscal messes. right now the dow industrials a built of a breather down 21 points. >>> meanwhile, 34 days to the fiscal cliff. will a deal be done in time? today, president obama meets with small business leaders to make his case for the possibility of higher taxes ahead. our washington correspondent, john harwood, is here with the very latest. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, tyler. you know, everybody is staking out public positions and trying to drive public opinion their way. the president's been doing that all week. he is doing that with his meeting at 2:30 this afternoon with small business leaders from around the country. he is later going to travel to pennsylvania to make his case publicly, part of what he is saying is that if you adopt his plan on the extension of the bush tax cuts that is for the middle class and not for people at the top that almost every small business owner is going to get a tax cut as a result of that. and republicans are staking out their own position that tax revenue can g
and europe don't solve their fiscal messes. right now the dow industrials a built of a breather down 21 points. >>> meanwhile, 34 days to the fiscal cliff. will a deal be done in time? today, president obama meets with small business leaders to make his case for the possibility of higher taxes ahead. our washington correspondent, john harwood, is here with the very latest. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, tyler. you know, everybody is staking out public positions and trying to drive...
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declines, our dow jones industrial average is up less than half of what the average stock market in europe is up to. and we're not doing as well as france, for heavens sake. france. only one-sixth of the german market's gains. in this state of decline, every stock is guilty until proven innocent. so the selling is relentless. at this point, we're coming to accept that stocks will go down regularly and the thing we have to ask is not when the selling is done, whether it's overdone and we can bounce on good news. we need to know are we sold out yet. that's the term. are we sold out? oversold, another term that means the same thing. the swiftness with which all of this is happening, hedge funds that remember how their loss -- they lost their year last year like that. boy, i believe make it so that the selling actually runs its course, if not overruns its course before we run over the cliff. how do we know when the wholesale dump has gotten irrational? how do we know it's best to wait for a bounce, wait until it rallies and maybe it's even tomorrow worth buying something because the market is
declines, our dow jones industrial average is up less than half of what the average stock market in europe is up to. and we're not doing as well as france, for heavens sake. france. only one-sixth of the german market's gains. in this state of decline, every stock is guilty until proven innocent. so the selling is relentless. at this point, we're coming to accept that stocks will go down regularly and the thing we have to ask is not when the selling is done, whether it's overdone and we can...
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liz: you have to watch out for the middle east, europe and russia segment. it was last quarter that they did miss and lowered their full year 2013 eps schedules and that certainly spooked at least some of the analysts. that is something i think the people will really be wondering about. i am just kind of searching here. you are looking for that particular region. operating losses i am seeing of 6.5 million. >> that is a very good point. it is hard to argue that, as well. again, i think the market maybe looking like like it is priced in and discounted. if you are able, that is what you are saying. that is a very good point you raise. david: specifics as they begin to settle. we are just getting back on our feet as far as trading is concerned. >> these are the numbers. the official release has not hit yet. forty-six cents per share coming in for the fiscal fourth quarter. that beats the average estimate. one of the reasons you are seeing the stock jumped is they are boosting their forecast for next year. only by a penny on the upper range. giving them a little
liz: you have to watch out for the middle east, europe and russia segment. it was last quarter that they did miss and lowered their full year 2013 eps schedules and that certainly spooked at least some of the analysts. that is something i think the people will really be wondering about. i am just kind of searching here. you are looking for that particular region. operating losses i am seeing of 6.5 million. >> that is a very good point. it is hard to argue that, as well. again, i think...
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perhaps europe and russia. it's time that the israeli government and hamas and fatah all directly or indirectly have conversations. >> i want you to listen to this piece from jim clancy. >> this is a strategy -- the missiles are proving it's not going to work. they can go in again but it's not going to accomplish anything. it just puts us back there. >> putting the situation back to just where it was? >> where it was four years ago. >> he's talking about the israeli strategy. what do you think? >> he's a man who studied this very well. my opinion agrees with him that you're not going to eradicate hamas. hamas is part of the people there. and they're starving. a lot of them through embargoes and blockades. if you make peaceful revolution impossible, you might violent revolution inevitable. people are going to gravitate to the extremism and to military options only on both sides. you're losing the center on both sides. >> the obama administration was said to have been indifferent and that in some way escalated th
perhaps europe and russia. it's time that the israeli government and hamas and fatah all directly or indirectly have conversations. >> i want you to listen to this piece from jim clancy. >> this is a strategy -- the missiles are proving it's not going to work. they can go in again but it's not going to accomplish anything. it just puts us back there. >> putting the situation back to just where it was? >> where it was four years ago. >> he's talking about the...
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europe may not be fixed. it's not going to be fixed for years. but it's not a proximate crisis like in august. china's growth trajectory is growing. america is on a pretty solid path. i think that has to be the aperture through which you make these analysis. i'm not all into anything because, yes, there's uncertainty out there. companies are making money. multiples are compressed. they tend to expand when revenues go down. i think there is good reason to be in this market. >> to put a fine point on it, stan, you wouldn't buy this market because you're fearful of what's going to happen in washington? >> well, i would say there's a good argument to be made for timing the market. that is, if you're expecting, as i think is going to happen, the market's going to react or overreact after we hit the fiscal cliff and go over it. >> do you think it will go down? >> yes, i do. but it will be emotional as opposed to substantive at that point. zachary's right, this will be recoverable shortly thereafter. if we go over the fiscal cliff, it's like the peasant
europe may not be fixed. it's not going to be fixed for years. but it's not a proximate crisis like in august. china's growth trajectory is growing. america is on a pretty solid path. i think that has to be the aperture through which you make these analysis. i'm not all into anything because, yes, there's uncertainty out there. companies are making money. multiples are compressed. they tend to expand when revenues go down. i think there is good reason to be in this market. >> to put a...
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then you had europe that came in. when we spoke yesterday at this time, it looked like we were down by triple digits, maybe down by 100 points for the dow. the dow ended the day down by more than 300 points. a huge part of that is the fiscal cliff because it became more and more evident as you heard from both sides of the aisle through the course of the day they're both talking about compromise but both sides' idea of compromise is these two sides are really not matching up. this is going to be a much more complicated problem than people had been anticipating. they knew it wasn't going to be easy but all through the day market analysts, economists started raising predictions of the likelihood of going over the fiscal cliff. we started talking about what that would mean. this board right here, the five worst post-election trading days. yesterday came in -- number three in the rankings. down 2.3% for the dow. really it started on concerns out of europe as we turned back to these other unclear situations. >> becky -- >>
then you had europe that came in. when we spoke yesterday at this time, it looked like we were down by triple digits, maybe down by 100 points for the dow. the dow ended the day down by more than 300 points. a huge part of that is the fiscal cliff because it became more and more evident as you heard from both sides of the aisle through the course of the day they're both talking about compromise but both sides' idea of compromise is these two sides are really not matching up. this is going to be...
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he will fix europe just as he did with the u.s. disney, kellogg, procter, ford, all doing the right thing. all being overlooked! it's never too late to fix that. although all you've got to do is buy, buy, buy! stick with cramer. at cepacol we've heard people are going to extremes to relieve their sore throats. oh, okay, you don't need to do that. but i don't want any more of the usual lozenges and i want new cooling relief! ugh. how do you feel? now i'm cold. hmm. this is a better choice. new cepacol sensations cools instantly, and has an active ingredient that stays with you long after the lozenge is gone. ahhh. not just a sensation, sensational relief. introducing a revolutionary new mascara. clump crusher...crusher. 200% more volume. zero clumps. new clump crusher from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. >> some incredible after the close action today. eog, my favorite growth oil company, shot the lights out. that stock is climbing and climbing. already above 12
he will fix europe just as he did with the u.s. disney, kellogg, procter, ford, all doing the right thing. all being overlooked! it's never too late to fix that. although all you've got to do is buy, buy, buy! stick with cramer. at cepacol we've heard people are going to extremes to relieve their sore throats. oh, okay, you don't need to do that. but i don't want any more of the usual lozenges and i want new cooling relief! ugh. how do you feel? now i'm cold. hmm. this is a better choice. new...
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travel stocks gaining altitude despite worries around europe. tripadvisor, priceline posting results better than expected. that's good news. >>> now to scott wapner with a "market flash" for us. >> watching pitney bowes today out with earnings. obviously earnings continue to come in. this company missed estimates hurt by -- just like we said last time with avis, weakness over in europe. the stock move today, it is down 14%. ouch. michelle? >> ouch, it is. wapner, thank you. >>> to the bond market. mr. sap te mr. santelli, track being the latest on the jobs reports. >> we used to have an s-curve on the drive. but look at these intraday one-week charts. you look at a five-year, after the data it zoomed lower. now down on the day, four basis points on the week. 10-year is basically unchanged on the day but still down a couple of basis points on the week. everybody is right on the dollar index. the intraday zooming, up a half cent on the week. remember all those days over the last five weeks we talked about 80? where do you think the buy stops were?
travel stocks gaining altitude despite worries around europe. tripadvisor, priceline posting results better than expected. that's good news. >>> now to scott wapner with a "market flash" for us. >> watching pitney bowes today out with earnings. obviously earnings continue to come in. this company missed estimates hurt by -- just like we said last time with avis, weakness over in europe. the stock move today, it is down 14%. ouch. michelle? >> ouch, it is. wapner,...
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but right now it's too big to consumers, europe and the united states are basically flat-lining. we can't support chinese growth anymore. they got to support it on their own. so if xi can take them to the next step to change, that will be all good. if he can't, that's the danger we face because there will be economic tension, there will be military tension in asia, and the chinese people themselves will continue to be victims. >> brian's point is very well made because this leadership handover was essentially all decided behind closed doors. when, if ever, will there be any appetite for democracy in china? >> well, thanks to cisco systems, yahoo! and google and things like that, it is going to be a long time. right now because of western technology, they have an incredible censorship operation there. so it is very, very difficult for anybody to speak up. but i think the important point here is that this is a chance for us. this guy, if he practices what he preaches, then we all in this world have a chance for more peaceful and prosperous future. if the hardliners -- if the six ot
but right now it's too big to consumers, europe and the united states are basically flat-lining. we can't support chinese growth anymore. they got to support it on their own. so if xi can take them to the next step to change, that will be all good. if he can't, that's the danger we face because there will be economic tension, there will be military tension in asia, and the chinese people themselves will continue to be victims. >> brian's point is very well made because this leadership...
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. >> i still remain more worried about europe than the fiscal cliff. >>> on deck -- tax hike? yes, please. california voters say yeah to higher taxes. but are they also about ready to say yes to max exodus to texas? >>> maybe even sydney. >>> later on, contact high. is it high time for yaall state to just say yes to legalized pot? the map that will have your head spinning. next. ♪ i'm the tax man i'm freaking out man. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don't worry. e-trade's got a killer investing dashboard. everything is on one page. i'm watching you. oh yeah? well i'm watching you, watching him. [ male announcer ] try the e-trade 360 investing dashboard. >>> it sounds like a wig dose of hopium for anyone trying to sell their house. prices are spiking but there is a big caveat. diana olick is on it. what is this? >> mandy, one word. investors. realtors just reported the median home price in the u.s. rose 7.6% from a year ago. other reports show smaller price gains. prices up just 2% year over year for the nation's top 20 markets. others show pric
. >> i still remain more worried about europe than the fiscal cliff. >>> on deck -- tax hike? yes, please. california voters say yeah to higher taxes. but are they also about ready to say yes to max exodus to texas? >>> maybe even sydney. >>> later on, contact high. is it high time for yaall state to just say yes to legalized pot? the map that will have your head spinning. next. ♪ i'm the tax man i'm freaking out man. he's, he's on my back about providing for...
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he was supposed to start the process this week to be the next commander of american forces in europe and supreme allied commander of nato, allen will remain commander in afghanistan. . >>> i don't even know where to begin. how does this happen? >> well, i don't know it happens. particularly in the digital age. the idea that people think that if you have thousands of e-mails that they're not going to be picked up and found out it's sort of amazing. what's most disturbing, this is a terrible time from a foreign policy standpoint to have petraeus out. scandals that are taking key players out of afghanistan, syrian discussions. country that the president has a lot going on right now. >> we were joking coming in that you have to stare at your blackberry because every five minutes something new happens. the one familiar aspect of the david petraeus scandal is that he had an affair. everything else about this story is weird, in the washington post. >> i was going to see skyfall this weekend. i'm going to stay at home and read the sunday times. this is totally bizarre. there's so much that w
he was supposed to start the process this week to be the next commander of american forces in europe and supreme allied commander of nato, allen will remain commander in afghanistan. . >>> i don't even know where to begin. how does this happen? >> well, i don't know it happens. particularly in the digital age. the idea that people think that if you have thousands of e-mails that they're not going to be picked up and found out it's sort of amazing. what's most disturbing, this is...